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Description
Wanted to do something other then painting for crafty sunday so here is some papercraft things.

Made some improvements :
- Head has joined ears and fluffy cheeks. Previous model had ears glued on, no fluffy cheeks.
- I gave it a neck and changed the way i did the neck floof. This neck floof was done sandwich style, previous was wrapped around like a scarf.
- Fluffy body, arms, legs.
- Legs was a pain to do since it's a L shaped and is bigger on the bottom and smaller on the top.
Also i was distracted and so his hair could have been done better and neater. x,D I got 1 side of his cheek wrong too, but i had glued the paper so securely it wasn't coming off. x,D

link to tutorial :
Papercraft Tutorial
Hellos and welcome to my tutorial thing-of-a-bob!
I am not much of an explaining person, so i hope... you get me somehow?!? ;u;
Also, my house doesn't get much light so sad photos. ;u;
My model for this is my perfaunt Frausto!
He's bird-themed, so I made sure to add in some feathery elements.
Some tips / stuff I do:
I like to use grid paper to draft out my template first since it makes life easier with keeping straight lines and all that.
1 square = 0.5cm by 0.5cm.
Please take note of your paper qualities !!!!! For example, will it buckle easily when using wet glue, is it too thin and soft etc.
I use a clear plastic ruler when folding my paper, so that the lines are neat and crisp.
I like to use tape runners for the quick and easy bits and wet glue when I want to secure things. Use some washi tape on the inside to secure any subborn glu

Description
Wanted to do something other then painting for crafty sunday so here is some papercraft things.

Made some improvements :
- Head has joined ears and fluffy cheeks. Previous model had ears glued on, no fluffy cheeks.
- I gave it a neck and changed the way i did the neck floof. This neck floof was done sandwich style, previous was wrapped around like a scarf.
- Fluffy body, arms, legs.
- Legs was a pain to do since it's a L shaped and is bigger on the bottom and smaller on the top.
Also i was distracted and so his hair could have been done better and neater. x,D I got 1 side of his cheek wrong too, but i had glued the paper so securely it wasn't coming off. x,D

link to tutorial :
Papercraft Tutorial
Hellos and welcome to my tutorial thing-of-a-bob!
I am not much of an explaining person, so i hope... you get me somehow?!? ;u;
Also, my house doesn't get much light so sad photos. ;u;
My model for this is my perfaunt Frausto!
He's bird-themed, so I made sure to add in some feathery elements.
Some tips / stuff I do:
I like to use grid paper to draft out my template first since it makes life easier with keeping straight lines and all that.
1 square = 0.5cm by 0.5cm.
Please take note of your paper qualities !!!!! For example, will it buckle easily when using wet glue, is it too thin and soft etc.
I use a clear plastic ruler when folding my paper, so that the lines are neat and crisp.
I like to use tape runners for the quick and easy bits and wet glue when I want to secure things. Use some washi tape on the inside to secure any subborn glu